Frequently asked questions

When does the Spain 2026 tax year start and end?
The Spain 2026 tax year runs from 1 January 2025 – 31 December 2025. Spain tax years follow the calendar year, so 2026 covers earnings received between 1 January and 31 December.
What does a €35,000 salary work out to in 2026?
A €35,000 gross salary in Spain works out to €26,237 take-home using 2026 bands and allowances. That is an effective tax rate of 25.0%; the marginal rate at this gross is 32.5%.
How often do Spain tax rates change?
Spain re-indexes the IRPF tranches and minimo personal annually via the Presupuestos Generales del Estado. Autonomous regions may set their own top-rate variation, not modeled here (default AEAT tranches).
What's modeled for Spain in 2026?
IRPF state + autonomous-region default tranches, Seguridad Social employee contribution at 6.5%, and the minimo personal allowance. Regional IRPF variations and Mutualidades are not modeled.
Where do the Spain 2026 numbers come from?
Pinned to the Cinco Días sueldo neto calculator (Spanish industry reference; AEAT does not expose a public gross-to-net calculator) within €500/year across 5 fixtures.